Sentence examples for management generation from inspiring English sources
It operates through the following business segments: Management, Generation, Transmission and Distribution.
1) KT, KK, and HH: Made substantial contribution to the conception, study design and preparation of the manuscript draft; 2) KT, MN, MH: Patient management, generation, collection, assembly, analysis and interpretation of data; 3) KT, MN, MH, KK, and HH: Revision and approval of the final version of the manuscript.
"Arcane, need I say geeky issues, like congestion management and generation redispatch, really matter, and affect reliability," she said.
This hinders its applicability in waste management and generation of electricity for day to day purposes.
Advances in customization have highlighted the need for tools supporting variable content document management and generation in many domains.
Trial management, population generation and phenotypic data collection of progenies comprising of 160 lines were performed using the protocol outlined under lowland conditions.
After the consideration of Climate Change as a serious threat for Water Resource Management, hydrological studies has become to focus on data observation, management and generation.
To further improve the ease-of-use of the graphical model management, automatic generation of low level of operators is highly desirable.
The current issue is delighted to present the Special Issue on the theme "Modeling, Management and Generation of Problems/Questions in Technology-Enhanced Learning," with Kazuaki Kojima and Tomoko Kojiri as Guest Editors.
The Empresas Públicas de Medellín or Public Companies of Medellín, is a municipally owned multi-sector utility in charge of water supply, sanitation, solid waste management, electricity generation and distribution as well as local telecommunications in Medellín and its surrounding areas.
The advantages of this method include identification, facilitation of outbreak management, and generation of an antimicrobial susceptibility profile [ 15].
